A TGI–ICEYE collaboration launched SAR workshops for academic, industry and government researchers, offering training on Synthetic Aperture Radar data and tools through their new Industry Partners Pro

A brief on TGI’s new LinkedIn group—“TGI Research and Technology Hub”—a forum for researchers & partners to share geospatial tech, funding, publications, and collaboration opportunities.

A TGI Fellow and collaborators are integrating natural‑language prompts into AI image retrieval systems to help investigators locate geospatial imagery more intuitively.

A profile of Nadine Alameh, inaugural executive director of Taylor Geospatial Institute, sharing her journey, leadership, and impact in advancing geospatial science.

A TGI Spatial Humanities Working Group project used GIS to map Beijing’s underworld (1937–1949), overlaying archival crime and municipal records onto historical city maps.

A spotlight on Christian Blue—Harris‑Stowe State senior and TGI Diversity Fellow—showcasing his journey and contributions as an emerging leader in geospatial science.

A Saint Louis U. biologist tagged two Canada geese—dubbed “Fred” and “Fran” after the university president and his wife—to track their movements across urban St. Louis, revealing insights into city ec

Taylor Geospatial Institute, SLU & NGA used UAV‑mounted LiDAR to map 1.5 km² of Cahokia Mounds—revealing hidden causeways, borrow pits and ancient features non‑invasively.

Taylor Geospatial Institute shares a VAS framework combining aerial imagery + reinforcement learning to guide efficient geospatial searches for targeted objects like poaching camps.

Taylor Geospatial Institute & McKelvey engineers unveiled a Visual Active Search tool that combines deep RL with traditional search, improving rare object detection in aerial imagery.

Taylor Geospatial Institute and Saint Louis University are hiring 20 faculty in core geospatial science over three years—boosting research in food security, health, defense, and mapping.

Taylor Geospatial Institute’s executive director Nadine Alameh offers a heartfelt thank‑you to consortium members—welcoming their support and collaboration in advancing geospatial science.